La Luna

Great 11 nights at this fabulous little hotel. To clear something up guests staying at La Luna are still on a TUI Gold holiday and the rooms are classed as Gold standard. Some reviewers believe the guests are “second class” and we should not be allowed to use the facilities of the other hotels. Shame on them! The room was smallish but had the same facilities as the standard rooms in the bigger hotels. There is a fridge, tea and coffee making facilities and exceptionally comfortable beds. The bathroom had a small bath with over head shower. The cleanliness was first class and it was good in the hot weather to have sheets changed every 3 days. Great little balcony with a side sea view and 2 rooms on each floor had a full sea view. The side rooms however get the afternoon sun. The hotel is near to the Hotel Sur that is very lively each night until midnight. There was music and people watching football and cheering noise. Often started in the afternoon and went on until midnight without a break. Guests eat at the Hotel Levante Park and the food was to die for! It was beyond excellent and very well presented. So much choice and very good quality. Very high level of food hygiene. Special mention to Noella who cooked us fresh food each day. Great customer service from all staff. So friendly and worked so hard. There was a range of entertainment and you could choose from laid back music at the Levante Park or shows and groups at the Levante. We also really liked the bar at the nearby Hotel Cala Bona. As other reviews have said there is a sun bed problem at the Levante. This is only because of the guests. There were always at least 50% of beds with just towels on them. Never had an issue at the Levante Park and always found a bed. You also get a beach towel each and they can be changed free of charge every other day at reception. For us staying at the La Luna was a no brainer as we saved so much money. Apart from the other guests attitude we really didn’t notice any difference. That is their problem and just amused us! Great TUI reps especially Kate at the Park. So helpful and a lovely lady. Overall, very good quality well run hotels that offer great service and friendly staff. We regularly take our holidays in Cala Bona. Never tire of the beautiful little harbour, walks to Cala Millor and the laid back atmosphere.

I booked a holiday last minute to la Luna for a very reasonable price for a week. We saw it was 2 star but just wanted a little get away. In actual fact, although the hotel room in basic, you use all the facilities at the neighbouring 4 star hotels (all part of the same levante complex) including you meals. We like to explore when on holiday and don't usually spend a lot of time in our room so as long as it was clean and comfy (which it was) we were happy. The food was great everynight, we don't usually go half board due to disliking buffets but this was surprisingly tasty and we enjoyed every meal. Our room balcony overlooked the sea and it was very relaxing in a morning to sit out (room 003). We visited the neighbouring Porto cristo on the bus which we highly recommend - the sea is very clear and calm and there is a nice atmosphere. I think Cala bona is a bit nicer than Cala millor and we would recommend coming here. Hope this is helpful! - the photos are of Porto cristo beach and Cala bona in the evening

Room 105 was a fab location, a big balcony on the first floor wirh a sea view. The only gripe with this annexe to the levante park hoel was the noisy nieghbours, keeping us awake most nights. We had to walk to the levante park hotel for pur meals, a few minutes walk. Food choice was really good. There was no chance of ever having a sun lounger around the pool as people were putting towels pn them from 6.30am, and leacing towels on them until the afternoon when they came to the pool. We also tried the levante hotel accross the road from levante park, they jad the same problem with loungers, we never managed to have any. The entertaainment was really good at the levante. The annexe was very central, a few minutes walk to the harbour and was situated on a long row of gift shops and bars. We walked to calla millor in fifteen minutes, you just follow the cycle track. The sea was very rocky, so would reccomend beach shoes. As a warning the restaurant will only allow men in the evening restaurant in long trousers. My disabled husband had to tour the fown for some long pants, although women were usong the restaurant in ripped tiny shorts, dresses split to fhe thigh, mini dresses etc, a tad sexist I think!